The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-26
minnie ball in it, cut from tree at Bloody
Angle, SpOttsylvania

minnie ball in it, cut from tree at Bloody
Angle, Spottsylvania.
Henry l.. Turner-lndividua card.
G.. $. De Villiers-Programme OF three
exhibitions by pupils Of Bremond Insti-
tute for benefit of monument fund, and
button from coat Of Captain Bremond.
Carlton McCarthy-United States silver
dollar. 1886
w. b. lsaacs-Assortment OF United
States silver and copper coins.
JIMEs Publishing CO.-COpy Of paper
Sunday, October 23d, 1887.
William B. Blsaacs-Richmond Directory.
1885.
j. Thompson Brown-Assortment OF
| United States fractional coins.
Thomas ]. tarke-Copy of the Holy
Bible.
William B. Isaacs-Copies of charters
issued by the Grand Lodge OF Virginia 10
| its subordinates ION parchmenp
| Blair Observation-Disclosures card.
! Grand Lodge Of Virginia-FOurth edi-
| tion Grand Lodge Text Book and Digest
Text Book Grand Chapter of Virginia
and Digest copy of Constitution Grand
Encampmcut, t. ;. X. r., and proceed
ings Of 1886; copy proceedings, 1886, OF
Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter, and Grand
! Commandery OF Virginia, and programme
/ Of exercises on the occasion Of laying
the cornerstone; report proceedings OF
! Grand Lodge Of Virginia from l777 to
1922, containing steel engrayings Of all
the Grand Masters during that period ,
also, of DR. John Dove and Hon. Robert
T. Withers
TOMORRoWs PARADE.
General John r. Cooke yesterday de-
cided on the plan Of the parade and the
formation of the different commands to
participate therein, as follows:
Organizations participating in the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone OF
Lee monument October p, 1887, will
take position and form as follows ON the
north side Of Broad street, facing south,
right at Brook avenue
I Police mounted
?. Chief-Marshal General Hampton.
Governor Lee and staff, and assistant
marshals.
3 On their left, volunteer uniformed
cavalry, their right opposite Foushee
street. Major Otway Allen commanding.
4. Between First and Second streets,
invited guests in carriages, Two abreast
i'm charge of Assistant Marshal +. ID.
Starke
o. r. f. Lee Camp, No. 1, Confederate
Veterans, right resting on Second street
Commander A. L. Phillips commanding
g. Pickett Buchanan. Stonewall Jack
son, Maury. and other veteran camps, and
all G Confederates not belonging TO organi
cations who NAV desire to march IN line
right resting at Third street commanded
by General William McComb. Aids
Colonel r. J. Fleming, Captain James NJ
Garnett. Captain J. H. O'Bannon.
:. Right resting on Fourth street
MARYLAND Line, Army and Navy Society
Of MARYLAND, and other organizations
from MARYLAND and Washington com
manded by General Bradley I. Johnson
General George II. Steuart, division mar
shall
g. Right resting on Sixth street, Con
federate veterans, mounted; commanded
by General Williams c. Wickham
O. Grand Lodge of Virginia Mason
and escort will form on south side o
Broad street, facing north, on the righ
Virginia volunteer infantry, in the orde
> in which they will march will follow
Duids, sc.
Il The column will move promptly a
1890 o'clock am, and should take posi-
tion about $50
/. MONUMENT NOTES.
!. Among the most interesting feature
of the parade to morrow will be the re
c union Of Fitzhugh Lees old Brigade, com
n posing delegates from the cavalry troop
Of Powhatan, Goochland, Buckingham
81 Chesterfield. New Kent and Hanove
c counties. and the Governors MOUNTED
Guard The whole will number 2jO men
j. who will be commanded by General VIII
= liams c. Wickham, whose son will com
mand the new Hanover cavalry compan.
p numbering 45 men in uniform.
1t is astonishing how many sellers o
medals and badges are already on tn
S streets. The designers for these souyen
irs must have been at work on them 10
q more than month past.
How would 1t do to decorate appropri
v ately the statue of General Jackson Il
Capitol SquareY He is the only contem
j. porarv Of General Lee who has monn
y ment erected in this city.
r. The only house on lower Main stree
below the Old Market decorated is that o
:. Councilman John X Molloy. AT his plac
of business and residence, one square be
T. low the County Courthouse, the AMER
can, Irish, British, German, and ltalia
P, flags are flying. and the whole iront o
- the house is covered with banners shleld'
e and streamers.
z A great many strangers are in the city
The rainy weather Of yesterday mad
e them keep in doors as much as possible
l. but still the streets were unusually we
? filled
l. With the advent of the crowds, fakiI
and tramps naturally come. he wood
n are already full Of EN-.
5 1T. Marys Beneficial Society.
u The annual meeting Of ST. Marys Ber
~ efcial and Social Union was held In th
4 hall of the new ST. Mary's school la.